Connecticut HIV Planning Consortium
Coordinating a statewide HIV prevention and care system to reduce new infections and increase access to appropriate services
Building a Unified Future for HIV Prevention & Care in Connecticut
At CHPC, we are a diverse coalition of individuals, service providers, health specialists, and community members, all working together to advance HIV prevention and care across Connecticut. Recognized by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) as the primary platform for statewide HIV planning, our mission is clear: to create a coordinated care and prevention system that reduces new HIV infections and ensures that those living with and affected by HIV/AIDS have access to the services they need.
Upcoming Meetings & Events
March 2026 Meeting Agendas (Main & Committees)
News & Announcements
February 2026 Newsletter
In This Issue:
- Leadership Transition – Honoring Nilda, Welcoming Blaise
- The Integrated Plan – Connecticut’s Four Pillars
- Community Stories – Treat · Respond · Diagnose
- World AIDS Day 2025 – Dunkin’ Park Gathering
- Ryan White Needs Assessment – What Our Community Told Us
- Resources & 2026 Meeting Schedule
CT 2nd Annual Hepatitis C Symposium
The symposium will take place on Friday, April 10th from 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM at High Watch Recovery Center in Kent, CT. This CME-accredited event will convene healthcare providers and syndemic partners to discuss strategies to strengthen hepatitis C screening, linkage to care, and treatment through a syndemic lens.
Routine HIV Testing is Here, CT!
Effective January 1, 2023, all persons over the age of 13 shall be offered an HIV test in primary care settings, however, the patient can opt out of being tested. Also effective, all persons over the age of 13 shall be offered an HIV test in emergency departments unless they are being treated for a life-threatening emergency, opt out of testing, or are unable to opt out of testing.
CT Routine HIV Testing Provider Toolkit
The Routine HIV Testing toolkit was developed for medical providers and contains all of the resources needed to implement HIV testing in a manner that is consistent with public health law and good clinical practice.
Get Involved with the CHPC
Interested in participating in CHPC meetings as a public participant, joining a committee, or applying for CHPC membership?
CHPC’s outreach cards are a tool for community connection. They’re designed to help spread awareness of CHPC’s work, highlight statewide HIV resources, and invite people to get involved. Whether you’re tabling at an event or adding to your clinic’s display, these cards help put the mission in people’s hands.
Want to distribute cards at you’re site?
Cards are available in English and Spanish, and work best when shared through:
• Community events and tabling
• Clinic or office displays
• Outreach folder or mailing inserts
To request a bulk order, email David Reyes – reyes@xsector.com
Resources & Support Links
Explore CHPC’s comprehensive resources to access vital HIV prevention and care information, connect with trusted partners, and support those impacted by HIV/AIDS across Connecticut.